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Last month, an Indian pharmaceutical company accomplished something unprecedented. Wockhardt became the first Indian pharmaceutical company to win...
India’s agricultural achievement is one of its great post-Independence success stories. From the brink of famine in the mid-1960s, the country is...
India’s recently withdrew its bid to host COP33, offering no public explanation beyond a vague reference to a “review of commitments”. The...
Every recruitment cycle in India sees tens of thousands of public posts attract millions of applicants. The fact that even a posting for the position...
India’s most consequential contribution to the world isn’t a product, a service, or even a technology platform. It is people. Indian workers,...
Public debates about women’s safety in India usually focus on violence in public spaces. But there is another dimension of safety that receives far...
‘The past is never dead. It’s not even past.’ William Faulkner’s words about the American South apply to India’s health system as well. Much...
As incomes rise without safe piped water, the default alternative becomes plastic. Mexico offers a reminder of the limits of income growth
Population health strategies may benefit from Ayurveda’s insights into why standardised interventions fail for many population subgroups
Over time, neglecting the health of the population transforms growth from an engine of progress to a source of fragility
Calls for tighter government oversight are justified, yet regulation alone may not suffice in a system vulnerable to corruption
The issue of stray dogs pits the right of humans to live safely without getting bitten or attacked against that of most dogs who do not bite anyone.